Nexus / Stream integration

From the bench.
Into the event history.

Nexus connects to physical test systems. Stream provides an independent event model for the software around them. Bring the context of an operation into an inspectable timeline.

The Stream demo experience runs in your browser with sample data. Continuous validation, automated actions and richer measurement workflows are explored in the separate future-product reference.

01 / Integration modelIllustrative workflow

Test system

CAN · XCP · ROS 2 / DDS
Connected through supported Nexus interfaces

→

Event source

Nexus or your application
Sender-supplied context

→

Stream

Event name · timestamp · properties
Inspection and event history

02 / Context travels with the eventStream overview ↗
01

Generate

Nexus or your own application produces an event with the engineering context it knows.

02

Send

A source that can make HTTP requests can send event data; Nexus is one possible source.

03

Inspect

Use the demo experience to explore event history, filters and the complete JSON payload.

04

Investigate

Follow a device or session across events. Keep the distinction between event history and raw measurements clear.

03 / Read, then explore

Understand the data.
Try the interface.

Nexus documentation describes local artifacts and result retrieval. The Stream demo shows a source-agnostic event envelope and example setup contracts.

Illustrative event / not a live result
{
  "event": "test.completed",
  "device_id": "nexus-bench-01",
  "session_id": "example-run",
  "properties": {
    "artifact": "local-recording",
    "outcome": "passed"
  }
}

Map an integration to your system

Start with the source.
Keep the context.